Flight attendants are prohibited from:

Flight attendants are prohibited from attempting to lift passengers out of a wheelchair or seat due to safety and liability concerns. This policy is in place to ensure the safety of both the flight attendants and the passengers. Lifting a passenger can pose risks such as injury to the flight attendant or possibly causing harm to the passenger, especially if they have mobility issues that require careful handling.

The training emphasizes that flight attendants should assist passengers in ways that do not involve physically lifting or transferring them. Instead, they can provide assistance by guiding passengers in using equipment properly or by securing assistance from trained personnel, ensuring that all actions taken prioritize the well-being of the passengers while also protecting the crew from potential injury or legal repercussions.

Other options, while they involve different responsibilities of flight attendants, do not directly relate to the critical safety concern that lifting passengers presents.